Bush And Factory Farming

[Offspring_maniac]

Not only has president bush sent innocent people to war be he is also a contributor to animal abuse, disease and cancer increase, pollution an so much more. Because he supports fully factory farming. He pushes this to the max. I mean now even in Canada it is getting bigger and bigger. You would think since he is the president he would want to decrease the amount of disease and cancer being passed around. I mean he complains about it enough well, obviously he does not care a bit because about 80% maybe even more of people are meat eaters and eat meat from factory farms.
This increase our chances by 75% compared to a vegitarian of getting things like diabetes and Heart disease, osteoperosis and so many other things. You would think that he would want to decrease this but, everyday he supports it. Not only does factory farming do that it also pollutes our water an air. see they stack these animals on top of each other and when the go to the wash room it all gets placed in a seese pool and this pool has a concrete outline.
Well eventuallt this cracks getting into our water. And you know sometimes when you see the white stuff on top of lakes well 95% of the time it is this fecies. Is that not degusting and the part that is even more degusting is the fact that Bush supports it. There is so much more information on factory farming. doing some research would help for example try visting
www.factoryfarming.org
**be sure look at the pictures of the way that these animals are treated it will make you sick. I even cried I got so angry!

[sKratch]

Learn to use English better.

[UgLy_eLf]

I expect no less from the guy, he's gotta keep up that "asshole" personality of his by supporting something like this. I bet he supports throwing retarded children into dumpsters after they're born, but would he have supported this at his own birth? Hmm...

[Not Ozymandias]

One time he said, "fam farmilies", when he actually meant, "farm families". That was funny.

[HornyPope]

This is a story from one contemporary historian. He tells how Saladin's men had once captured two Cistercian Christian monks and brought them before him. Being a man very interested in philophy and religion, he asked the monks to explain their life principles. They told him that they followed the Rule of St Benedict. When he learned that among other things they professed celibacy, he asked whether they drank wine and ate meat. They replied that they had a daily allowance of wine, but were not allowed to eat meat unless they were ill or compelled to by necessity. Saladin ordered them to be detained in prison and supplied them with meat and water served by two very attractive women. They ate and drank what the women brought to them, but took care not to get into conversation with such dangerous creatures. When Saladin was informed of this, he ordered the meat and water to be changed for fish and wine in conformity with the rule of their order. But they forgot the apostolic injunction : "use a little wion for thy stomach sake (1 Timothy 5:23) and, encouraged by the women, drank a little much. Inevitebly, they fell into temptation. When the monks were discovered next morning in the women's arms, they were then sobered up and weeping before Saladin. "Does it not seem", he said, "that the author of your philosophy of life, Benedict, was foolish to forbid you meat, which after all, has no effect on the will, and allow you win, which has the power to disturb even the strongest mind? Was not our Muhammad far more sensible? But since you have broken your own rule, what can you do now in expiation?" "Penance according to the judgement of our abbot", they replied. "Then since you cannot find that here, go back home to your own people". And he set the men free.

Now, regardless of your stance on religion and whatnot, I merely wanted to use this story as a rebutal to the fucking vegetarians whose crying i'm frustrated to hear on the evils of meat. A big fuck you. Meat is tasty and has no effects on your mind. Alcohol, on the other hand, is naturally harvested and refined not resorting to the use of animals what so ever, yet remains a substance far more dangerous to humans--though one I still enjoy occasionally.

[sKratch]

I'm fairly certain that has nothing to do with this thread.

[Little_Miss_1565]

Actually, HP, there are bone-char processes used in making some wines and beers, so there is animal involvement in the production of some alcohols. And a glass or two of red wine a day aids digestion and can help maintain a healthy weight.

I don't eat meat because of factory farms. I can't stand those PETA bastards crying about puppies and kitties on barbecues. I would eat meat if I could be assured it came from a non-corporate farm raising their animals in a clean environment and slaughtering them in a clean, sane environment, but at this point after three years of being vegetarian my body has forgotten how to digest meat and would give me explosive diarrhea. Pleasant, huh?

But to get back to the earlier point, factory farms are gross.

[HornyPope]

Ah, didn't know there was any animal involved in brewing.

[wheelchairman]

Hmmm that's inspired me to drink more.

I'd give up the meats, since I know the dangers of factory farming, especially with the low-grade german meat products we import, however I love the meat too much and dislike the greenery.

[Offspring_maniac]

****Just for further notice I am a chick****
Not only are animals used in things like that but also there bones an hoof's get grinded up an used to make things like gummy worms, jello, marshmellows an so much more. it is rather gross where they decide to shove the left over animal parts. like think what does that do to us.